When you don't have the time to sit down with a physical book, listening to an audiobook is the perfect solution. And if you ...

There's no real difference between listening to a book and reading it - the point is getting to and enjoying the destination, not which route you took. Here are 13 reasons why listening to books ...

“There are reading purists who feel if you haven’t actively read a book it doesn’t count. I tend to stick with linguists who believe that reading and listening activate the same part of the ...

If you want to read more books but don't have the time to actually sit down and stare at a page of text, audiobooks are a great alternative. You can listen to them on your commute, while you’re ...

And while there are lots of quality third-party apps out there for listening to audiobooks, the iPhone's proprietary audiobook platform, Apple Books, is a worthy app as well. If you're ready to ...

arts columnist Jen Zoratti weighed in on whether listening to a book “counts” as reading (short answer: yes) and I will admit I’ve felt weirdly guilty about putting my completed audiobooks ...

To the editor: A few additional thoughts about Clarence Fanto's Jan. 2 column "If you listen to a book or article, can you say you read it?" I read audiobooks almost exclusively for two reasons. One ...